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!. chs fauts," con,lquod tso captain.

OF chs fnuts," continued tho c,ptefn,
/" II seomnd Tint the zap ON tic main.
mast had bern struck by lgitning.
Whilo littlc injury had. boon dom, the
shock had knocked everybody except tho
COOK sonsoless Somu OF the nlnn ru.
covered after quarter OF all hour.
soine r'innined as II deal for uear.y two
nours, was one OF the lnst ons.
up. El
{" Now. rs to what happened srtor 1
wont down. give you tho word Of the
COOK. who WAS q respectable colored
mum. AMI MT given to lying.
Capt. Zane jumped uown off tho rail-,
lot &c, thrw,t nni peak halyards ali
around. aud while Ito wont aloft to
stow foro aud main topsnlis tho schoon.
ar strer1d her elf,
NLrn he c,mo down ho took tho
wheel. heli tho craft up until tho lit
Mas full, and thon brought hur about
With her II '.io tho wind w.thol. shin.
ping u ,,...n.,Aa, rr. Thcn he. pulled anil
tr;insiv.. hAu ~, the main all up o bit
to countcrbnl .nco. an,i when tho who /
had been lnshuil enllshlln thu Black
Ee;io bowed and hoddod aud drove OF
before tho gallo In shl shnp III ,hioi.
q When got my bearings por Austin
Eight WAS LOGS than Two niiles nway,
and the Wind ha,i yona down 80 that We
had little Trouble 10 bring tho schooner
bac ON lur COURSE.
AS n.-h IA Mo reachod Houghton
overy blcssed man of tho crew, niA o a..d
cook IN ludet. guvo iue tue dip.
hoiley couldn't have hiroi ono of
them to make another voyage In the
Black Eagio while l WAS Ia con, nian,i,
believing Us th,y did. that iny old friend
timo."
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GOING 10 scnoor.

Thoro,s nm army that muetcrs Its leglons
And marches to roll-call each day;
Aud happy and tlost are the regions
W ich lie In the ariny's bright way.
They troop over hiliock and hollow,
They spring across brooklet and pool,
AMI gayly and cheerily follow 7
The summons which bids thcm to
school.
BY thousands tho army is numbered.
Its o.tilc uro fresh as tn morn:
Not one Ia by sorrow encumbe.cd.
Not ono Is by cure ovcrborne.
At declma sometimes they stumbled.
And sometimes by verbs are per.
And the rroutlest grows .addonod and
When @ question Is pa sed to tho ncxt,
But forgot Mt tho brleiest vacation
,Arc- problems and puzzles and prose,
The grief of,ho stera conjmgptlon;
That late was fountain OF Woes;
And the army goes back IN Its duty
The hour that tho play timo IL DONE
Resplendent In love and In beanty,
Unmatched meath the light OF the sun.
They gathor. th's wonderful army.
In field and In grove and In street:
Tholr VOICES arc music to charm mo.
So ringing and eager and sweet.
Their checks are Us rcd as cherry,
Their eyes are as pure az the day,
And tho sound OF their marching ls
merry.
Whenever they pass on their way.
There arc people forever assigning
And saying the world Is all wrong;
But somehow their doubts taketo fiy!np
AT tho sight of thla wonderful throny.
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i
Tho above cut shows our patons
Furniture Drawer as used in Bureaus.
This Drawer is ono of the most valu-
able patents offered for sale--can be
used anywhere.
store-honses, Grain-b bins, Bareaus,
Tables, Writing desks, Feed trongha
and many other pluces, cost less than
IN ordinary drawer, cannot get out
of order, mover hangs or falls out.
There is fortune in it to live men.
State or County Rights at very reas
enable prices.
w. q. BALDWIN & o.,
Tazewell G. H., Vs.
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Mexican
Mustang
L-iniill1ent

THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
aecomplishes for everybody exactly what Exclaimed
forit Ono OF the for the great popularity of
the Msstang Liniment is found In Its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine.
The Lumbernan needs II in case of accident.
The Housewife needs It for generaifamiiy use.
Tho Cnnnler needs It for his teams and his men,
Tho Mechanic needs It always on his work
bench.
Tho mfncr needs it In case OF emergency.
Tho Pioneer rneedsit-cnn't got along without It.
Tho Farmer needs It in his house, his stable.
and his stock yard.
Tho Steamboat man or tho Bontmnn needs
itin liberal supply nfioatnnd ashore.
Tho Horsc-fnncicr needs it-it is his beat
friend and safest reliance.
Tho Stocir-grower nceds tilt will save him
thousands of dollars and q world OF trouble.
Tho Raslrond man needs It and will need IL 80
long ms his life Ia round of accidents and dnngers
Tho Bnckwoodsmnn needs It. There is moth.
ing like It as an entidoto for tho dangers to lfe
limb and comfort which surround tho pioneer.
Tho Merchant needs It about his storo among
his employees. Accidents will happen. and when
these como the Mustang Eminent Is wnn.ed at once
Keep Bottle in tho House. 'TIs the best OF
economy.
Keep n Bottle In tho Factory. Its immediate
use in OF accident pain and loss OF wages
Keep T. Bottle Always In the Stnble for
ase whom wanted.
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TAzEwEr1 FEMALE SEMINARY.
z 'TAzEwEIr G. H., VA.

& - 80 = AHEN ELL ". H., VA.
The Second Term of this Institution will
open on Monday the Oath, of January, 1887.
Those who expect to attend HAD best enter
early to be taken into consideration in the
arrangement of classes
The First Term has been marked for
harmony, Prosperity, and Diligence; and
the Second promises to be full of interest.
For terms applyto,
MRS. II. B. GILLESPIE,
Jan.7 I'm Principal.
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I HE BEST

boon ever bestowed upon man Is persces
health, and the ,ruc way TO insure heakh
Ito purify your blood with Ayers Sarss-
parilla. Mrs. Eliza a. CIougi,, "a Arlipg-
ton st., Lowell, Mass, wrltcss aEyory
winter and spring my family, including
myself, use several bottles of Ayers Sar.
hnparilla. Experience has convinced mo
thnt, as n poworful
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Rofee,ion.

{" Rcfloct on this" the mirror said.
AZ ihn,lane primpod aminuto;
"I do" abe sigrnied with her head
T" And 500 much beanty In IT,"
II Texas Siitlpgs.
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B ooCI

purifier, It IS very much superior to any
other preparation OF snrsnpsrilla; An
persons OF scrofulous or eonsump,lys ten
dcncIcs, and especially delicate children.
arc aure TO DO greatly benefited by W
use." J.w. Starr Laconla, Iowa, writoss
"For years was troubled with esrofu-
lous complaints. ItrIcd several dinareas
preparations, which did mo little, II any,
good. Two bottles Of Ayers sarsspa-
rilla effected a complete cure. II Is my.
opinion .hrt this medicine - the hsss
blood .lfi iiist -9 iff..-
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womaa'. Dress . iIandrsd Yoar. Aro

Woman's Dress Hundred Yoars Ago.
Devoted ~ sho WAS to tho world OF
fashion, Miss Frampton did not admire
oil its ways. Under tho date OF l7bJ sho
wrote:
My sister. Phil.in wnllnston, now
bHtweon sixteen d seventeen. Was 10.
ginning to be produced q Little In tho
world.
eat that tImo everybody woro powder
and pomntum; q large triangular thing
called u cushi Ion. TO which Tn !, hu'r WAS
frizzed up with three or four enormous
curls OH onch side: the higher tho pyra-
mid OF hair. gauze. feRthcrs and other
ornaments WAS rrIod the more fash
ionablo 1t WAS thought, aud su h was the
labor employed TO rear the fabric that
mig atoni were mudy In proportion to
It and covers ov, RI the bEIr, IniB.snse.y
long b.ilok pins. double and single, pow
dor, poniatuin and all ready for the next
duy.,
~ think remember hoorlng that
twcnty-four largo pins wcro by NJ means
an unusual number TO go to bod With ON
sour head, RI. tiN
'sThe perfection OF figure. according
10 tho tilvn fashion, was tho stnnllnes5
OF tho circumference into WhIcn your
unfoi thiinto vast could Lo coInprus,o sd !,
niid many poor girl hurt her Eenlt.i
v.ry Insitcrinliy by trying TO rival Tho
rvishing b ,nuty OF That day, tho y uchoss
OF Rutland, Who Was sud TO squeeze
Le. scli 10 tho sizo OF an orange and
half.
Small hoops wore worn IN . morning
and laryer fcrn dro5s, some going ou.-
ward ~ they uent downwaid, some
thing IN the form OF @ bell if
Sac .,nes wero worry coInmon; my
mother constantly wore thcm. They
W 70 dresses with loose backs and Q
Schumacher.
blond. were worn on tho neck."--lLon-
don AthepUtiii,
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IMPORT aNrro n pAYaotSs.

90, No subscription will be Iiaooneaaea
dil all arrean.ges arc paid.
Advertisements arc payable In Advance
uni, 81 special terms are made.
Noanonymous communications VIII be-
published. e 4 s,s
Al subscriptions are duo with Iss. COPY
Of paper.
: Address all business commnnicausna 50
CLiscn Valley Egws.
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1fAde Aii tho l1,ner. nee,

young widow, whose h.s.nnd had
been dead IL month, AID wIlom sic had
always supposed 10 bo free fr m smali
vil6s, was oyerhauiiny his clothes. She
frnini large plug Of ioDacco III cost
pocket. ~
Oh, George George r. she exclaimed
desltaiting s, you and will never
ntest In to good world I"
7 In aiiosher pocket OF the samo gar.
ment she found 8 life insIrance policy
for 5000, OF which she had before
known nothing, aud she burst forth
'exultaIitly:
"oh yes wo will ! ws will Heaven
Will forgive him his one lttlo faultg..
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To Toll liorau. Anes.

Tho full.yrown horse pvssosses twcu.
ty.fuur back t,elh, that 10 s.x In elun
sidu OF oauli jaw; thusu nro called NO.
ars or grlnders. IIe he, twelve front
touth, tiint Is six In each law. Muruy
hu,o y no tushus.
TO /. al has either at its birth, or
shortly aiterwar,i, eight milk tooth, that
is. fo"r In rach Jaw; ut nJout tw.lyu
months two moro IN tnuth como IN
oarh jaw. Thusp remain uno.. .an,,uL
till ho Ia throv years old.
Tho mouth of tho yeurllng aud two
yrnr, ol cliiloL bo contoundcd. Tho
yoarllng mouth shows no Biylis OF usJ,
nnd tho cornur tooth arc sh II, only; ut
two years old the,o Goth are strong and
well grown, and tho c,riivr tue.h illiod
up,
A ll,tlo before threo years old tho two
centio trth oil each Jaw fall cut, und aie
roplnced ny pernui,o ont tecth.
AliL lo DoiOru four tho two tceth on
ouch side OF tho ccntro tooLh lru ropiAcui
by permanent oiirs.
A li,tlu before Live, tho two roinulnInR
teo,h ro rhrd. nnd Ia Lhe.r place q. uiu
purnIniIrlit ones.
Tho upIcr mix tooth usually fall out
frat
Thus tho mout, Is coniplolo as to lts
front toolh tho corner tooth, huwuyvr,
I'D oh1 iinHclioo.iy u6NoiJp '', DolflB NC
present u slle.i only til 8 siioli NJ slx
years old Ii % illluI ui,. and IL q CON-
lluLo tuulh.. Ths 1. lie difference po.
twae,i a ilyu aud u six-yeur.old.
Tho tusllos nppunr between tiirov and
b II years niid four yU.rs old. aud
they tako iiuarIy two yo,rs 10 nrrivo ut
their full growth. Thes tooth, NJ tho
horse grows older, got b.untor and
ehorter. niid o to un UAl o, ionccd Judge
are sure Indication of ago.
Up To SIX Yours old tho mouth is In
q uistlIct and periodical stnto OF strurt-
ural change. Thero IL 10 difficulty In
determining tho ago up 10 that dato.
Aflor that tho ngo must no judgoi by
tho shape OF TO moutr anil tht
appcarniico OF tho teoth called ilis
| mark.
A, slx yonrs Of ngo tho cups lcavo two
oentre teeth above. ut soyen The nex,
two above. and Mt eight tho outer Of
corner Goth nbovo. 'V
| At nine tho two centre tooth bolov
lose tho cups. at ton tho noxs two 10
low. and at eloven the outer or corner
tocth below.
After q llttlo practice the close
Observer con scarcely mako q niYtakn
Tho clnnyos TINT occur ur0 tho snmo ir
ull horses, or ncnrly so.-ISport,mni.
1
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10


Mr.. Len Owen, is again in oar
city, after 90 absence Of several
months
Miss Kate Hadlsy, has returned
10 her home, after spending several
days in this city.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Haughion,
Of Aberdeen, we're in the city vis-
iting relatives last week.
Mrs. d. F. Owen, lcft the city on
Tuesday night last, for Macon TO
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. o. J. Trice and Miss Ida
Chandler. have returned from
Memphis, where they spent few
days last week.
Miss Mario sadler, left the city
on Friday last, to visit relatives In
Meridian. We trust she will have
a pleasant stay.
There was a sociable given al
the residence Of Mrs. E. c. Madry
on last Tuesday night, which prov
ed to be a most enjoyable affair.
Miss Tilla Frazee, left the city
the first Of the week, for Woodland
where she goes to take charge d
the school in that place. We wish
her success.
We received this week from the
Publisher, VIM. +. Mickle ofMobils
Ala, copy Of Mrs. Augusta Evans
Wilson's new novel, entitled "At
the Mercy ofTiberius." tits bean.
tiiully bound and splendid novel.
See advertisement in this paper.
Rev. G H. steen will preach the
thanksgiving sermon on New. oath
1887, at the Presbyterian Church
in this city. It is hoped that our
citizens will observe with religious
fervor the services Of this day, a.
we have had many blessings for
which to be thankful for during
the past year.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10
sHERIFFs SALE.

The Jtate Of Mississippi
Chickasaw county. No l221.
W. e.. Orr Plaintiff.
Va. Yencie exponas.
NJ. A. Pollard defendant.
BY virtue Of an Execution which ISSUED
frem the Office Of Il B Lacey circuit clerk o.
chickasaw county, Miss. and in favor Of W
g Orr and against N A Pollard for the sun
s250.0l. two hundred and fifty dollars, be-
Sides the interest thereon and cost Of suit
have this day advertised the following
realty levid upon belonging 70 the said de
PENDANT, In the county Of chlckasaw and
state Of Mississippi, t0-wit: Lot block 4,
in Okolona known as the House place and
100 acres in W IA Of 1875, known as the
shepperd place, e "a Of 5 y 4 and n IA
~ and 80 acres on east side Of 3 II OF
n ~ 4 and " "a. which / viii offer for
sale In front Of the court house door in the
city Of 0k0lona, on Monday, the
9th day OF December, 1887,
to satisfy said execution and oil costs. sale
within legal hours.
This Ind day Of November, 1857
W G sloYall. sheriff.
By y Buford, 8
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10
sHERIFF's SALE.

The State Of Mississippi,
ChickasaW county. No, 1926.
Frank Burkltt Plaintiff.
W. yendi exponas.
NJ Pollard defendant.
BY virtue Of an Execution which issued
from the office Of II. B. Lacey, Circuit Clerk
Of Chickasaw County. Miss, and IN favor Of
Frank Burkitt. and against NJ A Pollard for
the sum Of s3s5. 80, three hundred aud
eighty seven O-i00 dollars besides the in
ierest thereon and cost Of suit. have this
day advertised the following property levied
upon belonging 70 the said defendant, In
the county Of Chickasaw and State Of Mis-
slsslppi. to-wit: lot No 4, Block4 IN OkolO-
ma known as the House place. 100 q in \
" IA Of 1, l8, 5. known - the Shepperd
place. 5 + IA OFFS, Il, 4 y W - of6, y,
4. n = IA offs, Il, 4, anc 80 acres on the
south side Of the 8 2 IA Of q u A.. sw IA OF
6 ~ 4. which ! will offer for sale in front Of
the court house door IN the city ofOkolona,
on Monday. the
9th day Of December, 1897,
70 satisfy said execution and all costs. sale
within legal hours.
This md day Of November. 1881.
w g StOvall, sheriff.
BY = J Buford, d =.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10
sHERIFF's SALE.

The state ofMississipDi,
Chickasaw county. No 1871.
Bernheln Bros & Un Plaintiff,
W.. Nendi tx Phnaa,
MA Pollard, Defendant.
BY virtue Of an execution which issued
from the office Of II B Lacey, circuit clerk
Of chickasaw county, miss, and in favor Of
Bernhein BROS 4 Uri and against N A Pol
lard for the sum Of $500. two thousand six
hundred dollars, besides the interest there
on and cost Of suit have this day adver-
tised upon the following realty leyid upon
belonging to the said defendant, in the
county Of ehickasaW and state Of Mississip-
ri, to-wit: Lot No 4, block 4 In OkOlOna
known as the House place, also IA and
the n IA 0f6 ~ 4, n " IA Of " 4, sw "a
6 - 4, 80 acres in south half Of southeast ar
Of twenr-one twelve four, ne qr twenty
three twelve four. which l will eder for sale
in front OF the court house door In the city
Of Okol0na. on Monday, the
9th day Of December, 1880.
to satisfy said execution and all costs. sale
within legal hours.
Tnir End day of Nov, 1887.
" G stovall, Sheriff.
By r J Buford, D S.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10
CARROLL'S
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The specimens of our pupils we
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Please call and see our work
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We also do card writing and
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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10

The STATE 81 Mississippi
CaIckasaW county. No. iel3.
Prairie Ledge 10. 81. AF&A n Plaiutih.
W. Feudi ca ponas.
N. "A. Pollard, Defendant.
By Virtue ofveu al exponas, which 10
sued fram the once Of z 3 Lacey Circuit
Bierk 81 CldckasaW county. Miss. and In
favor Of Prairie Lodge No. 81 Az a A NJ,
and against N A Pollard for the sum $4,000
Inine hundred and thirty dollaru, besides
the Interest thereon and cost ofsulf.l have
this day sdvcrtised THE following property
levied upon belonging 70 the said defendant,
IN the county Of Chickasaw and state Of
Mississippi, to-wiii Lot No % south side
Of main street In the city ofOkolona; lot No
3. block 4. = Of the shearer plots; 100 acres
IN n W qrsl 1871 5, known az the sheppard
place. Also e IA secBt 1874 and north
I quarter sftl2r4. NV - 9l2 and 90
on south side Of IA Of q u 4 and n IA
Of - n 4; which / will offer for salein front
Of the court house door In the city of0kol0.
"a, on Monday, the
9th day Of December, 1887.
to satisfy said vendi aud all costs. sal'
within legal hours.
1 This Nov md day OF Nov, 1887.
W q StOval sheriff
BYE j Buford. ds
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10
sHERIFFs SALE


The State OF Mississippi, No.
Chickasaw county. 1880.
Bamberger Bloom & Co, Plaintiff.
vs.. vencie exponas.
NJ A Pollard defendant.
By virtue of an Execution which
issued from the office ofH B Lacey
Circuit Clerk OF Chickasaw county
Miss, and 10 favor of Bamberger
Bloom & co, and against If A Pol
lard for the sum of five hundred
and FIVE 35-l0o dollars besides the
interest thereon and cost Of suit,
have this day advertised upon the
following realty levied upon be-
longing to the said defendant, in
the county Of Chickasaw and State
Of Mississippi to-wit;
Lot 40l north side academy street,
" F 4l2 south
a 408 nOrth
all in city Of Okolona. ne IA and
n W IA Of ! I8, 5, also IA Of
5, II. 4, and 80 a in s e II Of 81,
IL. 4, and ala of %, II, 4, which
7 will offer for sale in front Of the
court house door 10 the city Of Ok
olona. on Monday,
the 5th day OF December 1887,
to satisfy said Execution sud all
costs. Sale within legal hours
This End day OF Nov 1887.
W. G. Stovall. Sheriff.
By E. J. Buford, D. s.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10
W. A. BoDEsHAMER,
c. If. sAvAeE,
II n-


The cotton crop is now being
'Marketed and money will soon be-
come more plentiful, and we want
to say TO those indebted to the
MKssEEeER, that we need the small
amounts due US We have succeed
ed in pulling through the hardest
financial season we have expert
enced for more than Ten years, but
We Aro unable to 20 much further
unless our friends willpay us. We
have not said e word for more than
six months on this subject, because
we knew,our patrons were hard
run like ourselves. but you can
settle now and we hope you will do
50 without unnecessary delay. II
takes money to run a newspaper
oiIieeas well as 8 farm and we don't
want our friends to forget ii.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10

For the cheapest goods in North
Mississippi. 60 to Ezell & Savage.
You can bay pretty calico for 3 "a
Boys full stock boots rs cents.
Carpets % cents per yard. Good
shoes for 90 cents. Mems all wool
coats 81. and in fact they are now
offering their eutire stock at prices
lower than ever before heard Of n
Okolona. Give them q call.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10

Wsare requested by the ladies
Of the Baptist Church to announce
that on the 18th inst, at GreeneTs
old sand, undsr the Newer Hall,
they will give an elegant supper.
Only so cents admission for adults
and 20 cezts for children. Every
thing that is found at such a place
will bs had. Be sure and attend.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10

The speech Of Gen. Walthall At
Houston on last Friday was plain,
practical and TO the point. No eff
fort was made at oratory, but what
the Senator said impressed bis au-
dience and increased their admira-
tion for him as a soldier, patriot
and statesman. Walthall has q
warm place in the affections Of the
people Of Chickasaw and the Dem
oeracy Of the county owe him a
debt OF gratitude, which will be
promptly repaid.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10
Local News.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. Moflat, resident denhst from
West Point. IS at the St. Elmo he
sci for a fewdays. Those desiring
bis services will please call early
and make their engagements, as
his time isiimited.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10

In orr round Of the county, We
met with tbe most hospitablo treat
ment from she people, and 10 those
whose guest we we're during the
canvass We wish TO return our
most profound thanks.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS

REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
AstO Purity whOesOmenes Ofthe Royal Baking Powder
package Baking Powder which purchased the
wholesome
Of powder Of high degree Of merit an does not contain either alum or
phosphes, other injurious substances g. LOVE- PhD"
that the Royal Baking Powder Is absolutely
"H A. MoFr PhD"
Baking myself
nd sub
MoToS PhD President Of Stevens Institute Of technology
have analyzed package Baking which
composed wholesome Dana HATES State Asye Mass"
The award competitors
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throughout the
chemists, physicians scientists and Boards Of
the world
NoTh DoRA Illustrates the comparative worth Of various Baking
Cem Analysis experiments made BY Prof Schneider
nd powder taken the total eavenng power volume
ei result being indicated This practical
proves what
r practical experience that while few pound
affords
td Of the Royal Baking Powder will convince
person Of these facts
Other powders ranked below them not be taken ndca
lat All matter
80 be avoided q
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10
DIED

In this city on the End INST,
BENZ. J. infant son Of B. J. and
Lucy Abbott, aged FIVE months and
twenty-one days.
0, how hard it is to give our lit
tie ones up Our own experience
is such as 10 awaken our sympathy
tor the bereavcd parents, if thay
were strangers, but the relation Of
nsighbors and friends binds Us with
a stronger bond aHd inci eases our
sorrow because Of their great loss.
We bid our friends reflect that the
dear little boy has escaped the trial
and tribulatons fthls life, and that
he is in better hands, and nay this
visitation OF Providence rsdown
to the best interest Of the living as
il has to The precious little one.
In this city on the 9th inst., Mrs.
Caroline Brown, eonsort Of VIM.
Brown Esq.
The community extends to the
stricken husband sincere condo
lence IN bis afiictiou.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-11-10

Be sure and call At the Mona
CHAN Saloon, and try that good
Old Kentucky Bourbon whisky;
only $3.50 per gallon.